Canadian National Railway: Stocks Undervalued by Analyst Consensus on TSX (CNR)
Canadian National Railway Co is among the group of undervalued stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange. This means the consensus value for each stock on this list is above its current price.
This report is generated monthly. It provides the close price and target price for these companies along with the number of analysts covering the stock. Also included is the fiscal year for the target price as sometimes these analyst targets are not for the current or even the next fiscal year. Stocks in this category are held primarily for capital appreciation.
There may be a number of reasons why a company would be on this list. Companies with a large analyst following with a difference in price versus target are worth exploring in more detail.
Symbol Name Target Year Close Price Target Price Mean Currency Target Price # Estimates
RY Royal Bank of Canada 2025 163.04 186 CAD 8
BMO Bank of Montreal 2025 132.32 155.375 CAD 8
CNR Canadian National Railway Co 2025 135.3 163.3259 CAD 10
FFH-U Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd 2025 1333.18 2470 CAD 5
GIB-A CGI Inc 2025 146.37 183.9822 CAD 9
WSP WSP Global Inc 2025 253.41 292.0909 CAD 11
CCO Cameco Corp 2025 60.82 83.55 CAD 10
ATRL Atkinsrealis Group Inc 2025 68.45 93.5556 CAD 9
TFII TFI International Inc 2025 116.94 157.2654 CAD 9
WFG West Fraser Timber Co.Ltd 2025 100.77 141.4216 CAD 5
BYD Boyd Group Services Inc 2025 204.35 273.3333 CAD 9
GRT-UN Granite Real Estate Investment Trust 2025 63.15 86.7984 CAD 8
EQB EQB Inc 2025 93.37 123 CAD 8
PBH Premium Brands Holdings Corp 2025 77.52 105.5556 CAD 9
GSY goeasy Ltd 2025 156.89 238.4286 CAD 7
MEQ Mainstreet Equity Corp 2025 189.94 235 CAD 2
SEA Seabridge Gold Inc 2025 17.34 42.0676 CAD 1
LAS-A Lassonde Industries Inc 2025 207.85 235.3333 CAD 3
CJT Cargojet Inc 2025 87.51 148.5 CAD 10
MRC Morguard Corp 2025 113.4 140 CAD 1
HPS-A Hammond Power Solutions Inc 2025 92.15 149 CAD 4
PD Precision Drilling Corp 2025 59.78 94.875 CAD 8
CGO Cogeco Inc 2025 61.35 84.5 CAD 2
TSAT Telesat Corp 2025 21.7 44 CAD 1
BCT BriaCell Therapeutics Corp 2026 8.45 32 USD 1
All data provided as of April 25, 2025.
More about Canadian National Railway Co
Canadian National's railway spans Canada from coast to coast and extends through Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico. In 2024, CN generated CAD 17 billion in revenue by hauling intermodal containers (22% of consolidated revenue), petroleum and chemicals (20%), grain and fertilizers (20%), forest products (11%), metals and minerals (12%), automotive shipments (5%), and coal (5%). Other items constitute the remaining revenue.
Canadian National Railway Co is listed under CNR on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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